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I want to recognize Ashley Flynn.
Mom, wife, daughter, sister, aunt, teacher, and by all accounts, a wonderful person.
She deserved to spend the rest of her life with her loving family, especially her two daughters.
Omg.
I just noticed something.
In the People’s Court episode, Dale Smith Jr. said he was a part of the 501st Legion. The cosplay Stormtrooper group.
Remember Elizabeth Barraza?
The Texas woman who was shot and killed in her driveway during an early morning garage sale?
Her and her husband were in the 501st Legion as well. 😳
🐊💥What you are about to watch is FLORIDA MAN in his natural habitat, all caught on BODYCAM. 🐊💥
Just last night, Volusia County deputies responded to a suspicious person call, and met Bradford Kanan, 37, in his truck.
🏝️ He cries, he threatens cops, he gets away, taking cops on a multi-hour manhunt.
🏝️ They find him hiding in palm fronds at a boat ramp, and then he bites the K9 before finally getting taken down. 😳
Tom Strussion texted Andrew Griffin at the end of August 2021, to try to explain that he gave the missing money to his brother who had addiction issues.
His brother was supposed to buy supplies for a company called Buck Stick.
Buck Stick is a company that makes supplies for hunters, I think? Anyway, it appears his brother was a dealer of some sort.
Tom tried to tell Andrew to be a dealer as well, to make up for the money HE lost Andrew? I guess?
This was the last text between Tom Strussion and Andrew Griffin.
I’m going to be really careful here, because I don’t want to speak ill of the dead, but Tom Strussion was withdrawing a bunch of cash out of the joint business account he had with Andrew Griffin.
He also NEVER deposited $89,975 of cash sales from their joint-owned restaurant.
Andrew probably found out about it, was asking questions, and that’s when Thomas Strussion locked him out of the business account.
There is a good shot of some jury nullification here, imo.
There is bound to be one or two jurors in middle-class rural Ohio who won’t like how Thomas basically robbed Andrew and screwed him over.
In the past year, Irene Miller, has gone to;
-a yoga retreat in Italy, including Naples, Capri, and Ischia
-Dubai
-numerous trips to Disney World
-Washington DC (the first week in October so I wonder who watched her kids?)
-And ofc, her infamous Vegas trip.
Hardworking, single mom just trying to make ends meet, right? 🙄
I’m going to be really careful here, because I don’t want to speak ill of the dead, but Tom Strussion was withdrawing a bunch of cash out of the joint business account he had with Andrew Griffin.
He also NEVER deposited $89,975 of cash sales from their joint-owned restaurant.
Andrew probably found out about it, was asking questions, and that’s when Thomas Strussion locked him out of the business account.
There is a good shot of some jury nullification here, imo.
There is bound to be one or two jurors in middle-class rural Ohio who won’t like how Thomas basically robbed Andrew and screwed him over.
So I got a Facebook account and as soon as I start looking around, I see that this account with 1.1 million followers stole my X post word for word, and my video.
I hate Facebook 😭
🚨NEW BAD MOM BODYCAM🚨
Orlando PD arrested Irene Miller, 50, as she was deboarding a flight from Las Vegas.
Why? She left her kids, 14, 12, 11 and 9 HOME ALONE while she was gone for 5 DAYS.
Osceola Co deputies found them after a 911 call came in on 10/21, reporting that the 9 year old was INJURED after a DUMBBELL fell on his head. 😳
💥NEW BODYCAM💥
Walton County Sheriff deputies responded to a house on October 27, 2026 for a burglary in progress.
The homeowner had the suspect, Tyler Mack Morris, 25, of Panama City, on the ground and was holding him at gunpoint until cops arrived.
Other people in the neighborhood also reported car thefts and items missing in the days leading up to this guy apprehending him.
Great job to this dude for staying strapped to defend his home and family.
Source: @WCSOFL
On May 20, 2023, Cooper Quellette (18 at the time) and his on-again, off-again girlfriend, Sophie Ringquist, 17, went to a party in Terryville, CT.
They had purchased alcohol at a local liquor store.
They got into a fight at the party, but Cooper wouldn’t let her leave with anyone else, so he was her ride home.
The rest of the events are contested, but prosecutors allege that she opened the passenger door of his Chevrolet Silverado, and he sped up, resulting in her death after falling out.
LIFE360 was used to piece together the events.
His criminal trial for first degree manslaughter, and delivery of alcohol to a minor is starting today in New Britain Superior Court in Connecticut.
Kiki Danger retweeted
⚡ January 24, 1989. Ted Bundy was headed for the electric chair.
Outside the prison, people were selling T-shirts. 🔥
I decided to make my own with the exact same design. 😂
👕 Men’s & women’s tees
🔥 Unisex sweatshirts
🎨 Multiple colors, with more coming!
🛒 lindsaymerch.store
Kiki Danger retweeted
With this said. My Christmas Tree will be going up Sunday November 1st.
Who’s with me? 😂😂
🤖 Made with AI
And that’s why you turned out the way you did. A shameless grifter 🤷🏻♀️
Stick to your “fake liberal turned conservative” rage bait.
You don’t know 💩about this case.
Everyone seems to be misunderstanding the story about the mom arrested for leaving her 4 kids home while she went to Vegas.
>It was a work trip, not a vacation
>Babysitter came every morning to get kids ready for school
>The babysitter checked on them again after school
>The kids were 14, 12, 11 and 9
>She was coming home in 5 days
>Kids father charged with hitting the mother
>Florida has no law setting an age kids can be home alone
...call me crazy, but when I was a kid this would have been NO PROBLEM AT ALL.
I'm on the mother's side here, all charges should be dropped.
🚨JURORS SPEAK🚨
ABC 11 in Raleigh-Durham sat down with 4 jurors from the trial of Miguel Olivares for the 2012 murder of Faith Hedgepeth.
This jury did the work in deliberations, and took their jobs seriously.
They did NOT like that the defense went back on their claim they would present witnesses.👇
Will ya take a look at this?
Awww poor “hardworking, single mother”Irene Miller, had to travel to Capri. 🙄
And today, she’s living alone in the family condo, while her kids and their father live in a hotel after she got him hemmed up.
I’m sure she will be going on her “divorced truth journey” sooner than later.
Replying to @itskikidanger
She’s just a down on her luck mother trying to make ends meet to support her kids.
But also travels to Capri on lavish vacations. I wonder who was watching the kids then?
This gentleman made my day.
In OH v Andrew Griffin, Papa had to record a depo earlier due to poor health.
PAPA, at 78, is hunting, fishing, hanging out at campfires; unbothered, living the dream.
I believed him, even though he kept saying Virginia instead of Ohio 😭
Kiki Danger retweeted
Here it is. gofundme.com/f/support-a-har…
Told y’all.
Patrick Clancy’s attorney making a promise he couldn’t keep in open court today. 👇
Unbelievable
Kiki Danger retweeted
To the people saying “she’s (#IreneMiller) just a single mom doing her best.” I have something to say; 👇
I don’t have a problem with single moms working hard to provide for their kids while protecting them, keep them safe and caring for them. If fact, that’s admirable!
I do have a problem with the ones who treat their children’s safety as optional.
1. She left four kids (ages 9–14) home alone for 5 days while she flew across the country for work. Not hours, almost a week!
2. When deputies called and told her one of the kids was injured and taken to the hospital, she said she couldn’t leave and would stick to her original return date. Who doesn’t that? A caring mother would’ve jump in the first available plan and fly back as soon as possible.
3. She then called her oldest and berated him for calling 911 — the exact thing he was supposed to do. She blame her kids for her failures as a mother.
4. Even if the babysitter claim is true, the kids were still alone overnight. Check-ins before and after school are not the same as having an adult actually responsible for them.
5. She had options: family, a friend, the father, or a sitter who stayed overnight. She chose not to use any of them.
This is not “doing her best.” Doing her best would have meant making sure her children weren’t unsupervised for nights on end.
The constant excuses — “she’s a single mom,” “she’s doing her best” — are why society keeps normalizing neglect. Then everyone acts shocked when child endangerment cases rise.
I’m not a perfect mom. My son is still my priority. Nothing matters more than his safety and well-being.
Parents need to own their decisions, stop blaming everyone else for their failures, and actually put their children first.
What’s the line for you? At what point does “doing her best” stop being an excuse?



























